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Actually they are starting to be fairly popular with the more well known mills. Loro Piana and Zegna have these as well. I am actually lookingat the zegna one and its called silk linen (51% silk 49% linen). Fairly nice fabric actually. Nice sheen and slubby.

I think you don,t see alot of silk blends mentioned on SF because folks here don't like even the smallest amount of sheen what-so-ever.


I have a lovely silk-wool blend jacket for summer, as well as a slightly more 'fashion-foward' wool-lycra blend blazer (which still looks like a traditional boat club blazer, but it stretches...). I have no problem with a subtle sheen on materials that are supposed to have that quality (silk and mohair in particular), and I think the only reason why some people dislike it is because they associate it with shiny cheap modern polyster or poly-wool blend suits.

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Hey everyone,

 

I'm happy my thread created such a large discusson about the best summer blazer material. I wanna thank everyone for their feedback and knowledge. Based on the reccomendations I decided to get a BB Regent soft cotton jacket in navy blue. I got it tailored to be slim fitting since I'm young and I have an athletic build. Below are some fit pics that I would apprecaite some feedback on.

 

Thanks

 

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